THERE IS MORE THAN ONE ANGLE TO YOUR STORY
At Perspective 6 Group, we assess an individual’s financial life from a broad point of view looking at it from all perspectives impacting wealth. Other financial professionals may look only at an individual’s investments. We take a more holistic approach, as we believe that the best solution is clear when viewing all sides of the picture.
Perspective 6 is affiliated with Focus Financial, one of the largest independent firms in Minnesota and in the nation. We offer the benefit of not only our uniquely broad perspective, giving you a higher probability of sustained wealth, but our team of financial specialists allows us to serve you completely, no matter the complexity.
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THE 6 PERSPECTIVES OF WEALTH MANAGEMENT
We design solutions to increase the probability of enhancing and sustaining wealth by addressing all 6 perspectives of wealth management for each client. Cash Flow Plan, Investment Management, Tax Strategy, Liquidity & Debt Management, Risk Protection, Estate & Charitable Planning.
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